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Out in High Park to work on street photography, I couldn't help but stop to take a few shots of Grenadier Pond too. I'm really lucky to have this place a few km away.
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The site in Eugene, Oregon where Steve Prefontaine Olympic Runner & first Nike Athlete died in a car crash.
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I decided to practice shooting strangers in the park but found myself really gunshy compared to how brazen I can be on the subway.
This guy looked right at me while I was lining my phone up for the shot and I immediately felt the urge to put my phone away and move on. But then he just looked back at his book, reminding me not to be such a scardey-cat.
The site in Eugene, Oregon where Steve Prefontaine Olympic Runner & first Nike Athlete died in a car crash.
Taken: 21:10 on June 13th at Lysaker
Camera: IPhone 3GS
Camera App: Camera+
Edits: Scene = Clarity, Crop = 3:2, Effect = Sunkiss'd, Border = Thin Black
In the spring of 1863, Federal forces commanded by Maj. Gen. Gordon Granger occupied Franklin. Construction of major fortifications began under the direction of Capt. W. E. Merrill, U.S. Corps of Engineers, the largest of them being placed on Figuers Bluff, .2 of a mile north on the Harpeth River. Fort Granger commanded the southern and northern approaches to Franklin and was adjacent to the critically important Tenn. & Ala. Railroad bridge. The artillery within the fort saw action twice in 1863 against Confederate cavalry forces. During the Battle of Franklin. Nov. 30, 1864 the site served as Hqtrs. of Maj. Gen. John M. Schofield (commander of U.S. forces) and as an active artillery position.
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Granger is a distant cousin of mine.
In 1925, Henry Wilcox, shoemaker and harness repairman, operated his shop at this location. John D. ("Doss") Jackson, blacksmith and wheelwright, moved to Milltown in 1908 to practice his trade as a wheelwright and blacksmith for the big lumber mill. He had his shop on Oak Street beside his residence.